We want to create a variable $e_1={42}^0\mathrm{.}1$ We then want to

compare $e_1^{10}$ to $42.$ In Python, it would look like this:

Here are some statements about what results. Check all that are

true.

$($a$)$

The $42****0\mathrm{.}1$ code will not work because $42$ is an

integer and exponents only work on floats.

$($b$)$

This is bad code: floating point numbers should never be

compared directly.

$($c$)$

Mathematically, these terms are equal, but the limits of

floating point cause them not to be equal.

$($d$)$ The result will be False.

$($e$)$ The result will be True.

$($f$)$

Python will optimize the code knowing that the $****0\mathrm{.}1$

and the $****10$ will cancel out.

Select all possible options that apply.